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"Thank you so much for the plant; it arrived yesterday in excellent order. I must say, I order many plants by mail order and I have never had one that was packed so well and so carefully: even the delicate flowers were all intact. Thank you so much."
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"It is the second time that I have used your nursery and each time I have been simply delighted with the plants and speed of delivery. Well packed and in perfect condition. Thank you so much. I tell all my friends about you."
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"EXTREMELY QUICK DELIVERY AND VREY WELL PACKED.VERY IMPRESSED"
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Plants Flowering in May

MAGNOLIA 'Betty' >

Petals purplish-red, white inside; suitable for smaller gardens

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MAGNOLIA biondii >

Lemon-scented white flowers flushed purple at base

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MAGNOLIA 'Black Tulip' >

The darkest purple-red flowered magnolia before the arrival of M.'Genie'

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MAGNOLIA 'Brixton Belle' >

this excellent hybrid flowers at a very young age. Large cup and saucer blooms, rich pink outside, and paler within

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MAGNOLIA x brooklynensis 'Black Beauty' >

Even darker black flower buds than 'Woodsman'

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MAGNOLIA x brooklynensis 'Hattie Carthan' >

Bright yellow flowers with magenta mid veins and a tinge of green

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MAGNOLIA x brooklynensis 'Woodsman' >

Flowers are an unusual combination of yellow, green and purple

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MAGNOLIA x brooklynensis 'Yellow Bird' >

Introduced at the Brooklyn Botanic Gardens in 1967 as a hybrid between M. acuminata and M. x brooklynensis. Flowers are yellow with a slight greenish tinge

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MAGNOLIA 'Butterflies' >

A hyrid between M.acuminata and M.denudata with rich yellow flowers and red stamens

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MAGNOLIA 'Candy Cane' >

Erect tepals (petals) in three whorls. The outer whorl is rose fading to white and with a rose stripe. The middle whorl is darker and the inner whorl is a deeper rose purple

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MAGNOLIA 'Carlos' >

Good yellow flowers but sometimes appearing with the leaves. A cross between M. acuminata var subcordata x M. denudata

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MAGNOLIA 'Daphne' >

In our opinion this is easily the best and darkest yellow yet to appear on the market. The flowers do come out with the leaves most years but this is genuinely a plant for the smaller garden. A triumph for Philippe de Spoelbergh's magnolia breeding in Belgium.

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MAGNOLIA 'Daybreak' >

Unusual fragrant light rose-pink flowers. M. xbrooklynensis 'Woodsman' was the seed parent in a cross with M. 'Tina Durio'. Highly recommended

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MAGNOLIA 'Elizabeth' >

Cup-shaped clear primrose-yellow flowers before and with the new leaves

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MAGNOLIA globosa >

A species with rust-felted new growth and globular creamy-white flowers. Very fragrant

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MAGNOLIA 'Gold Crown' >

Deep gold coloured cup-shaped flowers. Another good new yellow hybrid.

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MAGNOLIA 'Gold Star' >

A vigorous stellata hybrid which has attractive soft yellow buds and stellata-shaped flowers which fade to creamy-white. Very hardy

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MAGNOLIA 'Gold Cup' >

Cup shaped flowers of deep yellow colour. A hybrid between M. ‘Lennei’ and M. ‘Elizabeth’

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MAGNOLIA 'Golden Endeavour' >

Medium sized cup-shaped flowers with a green flush at the base

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MAGNOLIA 'Golden Joy' >

Later flowering hybrid with upright rich golden-yellow flowers as the leaves emerge. A darker yellow than many of the earlier yellow hybrids

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MAGNOLIA 'Golden Sun' >

Large dark yellow flowers

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MAGNOLIA 'Green Bee' >

One of Philippe de Spoelberch's wonderful new introductions. Coloured as its name implies

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MAGNOLIA 'Judy Zuk' >

A startling new introduction with medium yellow flowers shading to pinkish-orange at the base and a strong fragrance

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MAGNOLIA lilliflora 'Nigra' >

Flowers purplish-red

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MAGNOLIA x loebneri 'Donna' >

The largest flowers of any x loebneri hybrid. They can be 8 inches across and open flat

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MAGNOLIA x loebneri 'Wild Cat' >

A stellata shape but with up to 52 tepals giving a 'Chrysanthemum' effect. Soft pink buds open to white. Grows to 5-8m

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MAGNOLIA 'Lois' >

Clear primrose flowers without a tendency to fade. Just as good in Burncoose Gardens as M. ‘Daphne’

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MAGNOLIA 'March-till-Frost' >

As its name implies this magnolia continues to produce irregular flowers right through the season. The first flowers are usually pale pink but the later ones are usually darker

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MAGNOLIA 'Milky Way' >

White flowers flushed rose-pink towards the base. Jury hybrid which is a sister seedling to 'Athene'

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MAGNOLIA nitida >

Seed grown plants of this very rare and unique species with glossy green leaves and bronze new growth. The flowers are yellow and exceptionally scented. Only suitable outdoors in the mildest climates

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